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Re: Adventures in comments, part 2

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Re: Adventures in comments, part 2

mikedibenedetto — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 18:11:03 -0000

hey steve... i totally agree with what you said....my point is that there are different ways that different people interact. Some people blog. That's their communication method. Some twitter. Some just email. Some don't even do that. But I believe that there are a lot of people who are primed to join the conversation so to speak but the free for all of web commenting (as brilliant as it can occasionally be) puts them off. I think and hope that the Qwidget will always live happily next to regular comments. Bud lite was not created because budweiser wasn't working. It's because there was a whole group of people who wanted beer but not the calories. Hmm. Did i just suggest that the qwidget was the bud lite of web dialogue tools? Oops. :)

Re: Adventures in comments, part 2

steve — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 17:52:46 -0000

I understand that comment threads can lead to lots of craziness but there are too many examples too cite of fantastic conversations and dialogues that happen on blogs. are you suggesting that commenting should be replaced with something else?